An appealing 22.50 acre (approx.) country holding dating back to the 17th Century and according to the 1847 Tithe Map Survey the farm formed part of the Middleton Hall Estate and was later sold off to the farming tenants in the early 1900's, briefly consists of an attractive Grade II listed 4-bedroom detached farmhouse, a range of traditional stone farm buildings with potential for conversion (s.t.p.c.) and modern farm buildings, along with gently sloping and level productive grazing land.

Offered with no forward chain, a conveniently situated approximately 5.92 acre country holding comprising 3-bed farmhouse, 3-bed cottage and a range of outbuildings with conversion potential (s.t.p.p), situated in the heart of Gower, within easy reach of the renowned coastline and beaches.

A conveniently situated 6.50 acre equestrian / small holding comprising a well-presented 6-bedroom, 3 reception room and 3 bathroom detached dormer bungalow with landscaped grounds, 5-stables, a sand menage and grazing land, situated on the outskirts of the popular village of Glanamman and a stones throw from the Brecon Beacons National Park and Black Mountains.

Glandulais is a well maintained 2.50 acre smallholding comprising a 3 bedroomed detached bungalow with lawned area to the front and outbuildings to the side and three separate paddocks, situated in a rural setting, near the village of Felindre, and within 5 miles of Junction 46 of the M4.

A useful pasture field with good access off Burrows Lane amounting to about 1.12 acres.  The fences and hedges need attention.

A highly desirable lifestyle opportunity set in 3.50 acres offering fantastic income capabilities with an array of accommodation offering to include principal EPC A rated 3/4-bedroom detached bungalow, 2-bedroom cottage, a range of useful outbuildings to include impressive home office/cinema room/man cave and a wildflower meadow.

Lot 2 – 51.32 acres of predominantly gently sloping pastureland suitable for silage/cutting and grazing purposes, contained in six enclosures with the three gateway access points onto the adopted highway. The land benefits from a very useful livestock handling facility on the northern boundary, stockproof fencing throughout and strategically placed mains water troughs in five enclosures.

Lot 3 – 28.34 acres of predominantly sloping pastureland suitable for grazing and cutting in parts, contained in three enclosures, with a small area of mixed broadleaf woodland on the northern and south – western boundary. The land benefits from gated access onto the adopted highway with stockproof fencing throughout and natural water supply.

Lot 4 – 20.47 acres of predominantly gently sloping pastureland suitable for silage/cutting and grazing, contained in two enclosures with gated access points into both enclosures from the adopted highway. The land benefits from stockproof fencing throughout and natural water supply.

Level to gently sloping pasture land in four main enclosures although part of one field is fenced off seperately owing to gas pipeline easement, this fence can be taken down if required.  There are small areas of rush on the pasture especially over the gas pipeline easement area which was drained and reseeded last year, the rush needs spraying off.  In all about 12.03 acres.